What is 1924 Society?
1924 Society is a way to honor people who invest in the health and well-being of children through a deferred gift to Riley Children's Foundation. 1924 Society is named in honor of the year Riley Hospital opened its doors. Thank you for exploring ways to be a part of Riley's continued legacy.
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Take a look at the different options that you think may work best.
Under $25,000
The most popular options for a gift in this range:
$25,000 to $99,999
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$100,000 to $999,999
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$1 million or more
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Under 40
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40-54
The best gift options for you:
55-69
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70+
The best gift options for you:
Cash
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Appreciated Securities
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Retirement Plan Assets
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Life Insurance
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Real Estate
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Tangible Personal Property
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Riley Children's Foundation does not offer Donor Advised Funds.
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